By mwils31 Congratulations to Blake/An Illustrated Quarterly for its recent publication of its Fall 2014 issue! The Blake Quarterly is a scholarly journal that publishes notes, articles, and reviews related… Read more »
John Keats’s phrase “balmy zephyrs” comes to mind to describe Cyprus’s humid breezes this late-Autumn. More balm than zephyrs: October, according to the taxi driver, has been unseasonably warm. Climatologists… Read more »
John Keats’s phrase “balmy zephyrs” comes to mind to describe Cyprus’s humid breezes this late-Autumn. More balm than zephyrs: October, according to the taxi driver, has been unseasonably warm. Climatologists… Read more »
By admin Rebecca Davies is currently a Teaching Fellow at the University of Edinburgh. She completed her doctorate at Aberystwyth University in 2011, where… Read more »
By hardeepssidhu I’ve written before about my ongoing project of compiling a “master list” of the present locations for all of Blake’s correspondence. To collect all of this… Read more »
By Blake House An exhibition curated by the Blake scholar Michael Phillips is opening at the Ashmolean in just over a month and will run until March. It will contain… Read more »
By admin Carol Baraniuk is currently a full-time Research Associate on the Ulster-Scots Education Project at the University of Ulster, where she has also lectured… Read more »
Liverpool from the eighth floor It’s a city of windows. From my vantage point on the eighth floor, I can count hundreds. With the right equipment, I could see into… Read more »
Liverpool from the eighth floor It’s a city of windows. From my vantage point on the eighth floor, I can count hundreds. With the right equipment, I… Read more »
By mspeer2014 I’ve been proofreading the Genesis manuscript (for longer than I’d like to admit), and surprisingly, I’m finding myself implementing a really basic rule of the archive for more… Read more »